We're glad you're here! This blog is another tool used in our quest for freedom and fair treatment in the Work at Home arena that is known as Arise. We're hoping that what we have to say about our experience with Arise will accomplish a couple of things.
First, we feel that Arise needs to improve its "Partner Support" in several areas.
Second, we feel that if we are going to be required to provide excellent customer service to Arise clients, and are expected to pay Arise for said support each month, we should receive EXCELLENT, EFFICIENT, support in return. What's fair is fair. In turn this keeps us happy and working efficiently, which ultimately results in EXCELLENT customer service for Arise clients. Anything less than that is unacceptable.
One of the most attractive things about Arise, and one of the things that many of us who are contracted with Arise were drawn to was the fact that as a VSC (Virtual Service Corporation) you are basically your own business independently contracting to Arise. As with any business relationship or partnership, there is a give and take involved. It can often feel like the contractors are the ones always giving, while Arise benefits from that and gives little in return. This blog aims to let anyone who is considering working with/for Arise or any of their VSC's know the REAL stories and not the PR version that some employees may be posting to work-at-home forums around the Internet.
If you are an employee of Arise, please don't come here to attack us. This blog was created because we feel that lack of attention to our concerns AFTER we paid our fees was unfair and unacceptable and we hope you'll take this opportunity to help make improvements to a broken system. The Internet is a powerful tool that reaches far and wide. We hope to use this tool to make positive changes.
Signed,
Frustrated Arise VSC's and ACP's
I'm so very glad to see this Blog! It is my hope that as we share our experiences of Arise (training and servicing), those who come after us might have a clear understanding of what to expect. As we've come to know, this has not been a journey for the faint of heart! Looking forward to this blog's evolution and the sharing. So many talented and committed people have come on-board at Arise and are deserving of so much more than we've experienced so far.
ReplyDeletei feel this is a good way so that Arise knows that what we have been having issues with and why so many of us are still having issues that we have to deal with everyday when we go into servicing. I want to continue on with this job, but there are so many hurdles for us to jump that i honestly think the next time i jump that i will jump to high and fall off please help us to understand better what the benefits are and also what we have to pay including tech support too.
ReplyDeleteThis blog is not a "revenge" move. It is a demand for attention and accountability. The people behind this forum feel like we've been short changed BIG TIME and we only want given to us what we were promised. We are 100% prepared to give 110% of ourselves to this project but we need the tools and commitment from Arise in order to do that, once we get that, look out, we'll make Arise the BEST WAH Company on the planet...if we don't get it, we'll do what we have to do to INFORM people to stay away!
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